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Curves, twists and Bend, Oregon | canuckaphobia
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US Half Marathon – San Francisco. Backpacking books: Wild vs. I Hike →. November 25, 2013 · 8:30 am. Curves, twists and Bend, Oregon. Bend, Oregon is one of the few outdoor sports meccas. A town where adventurers and dirtbags can get their fix without venturing too far from civilization and muddy hiking boots are considered fashionable. Locals enjoy daily access to the kinds of outdoor adventures that us tourists merely dream of. Old Mill District, Bend. Credit: Bend Lodges. Nearby Smith Rock State Park.
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Backpacking books: Wild vs. I Hike | canuckaphobia
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Curves, twists and Bend, Oregon. November 27, 2013 · 9:00 am. Backpacking books: Wild vs. I Hike. When I can’t be outdoors, I read about the outdoors. Time spent on the train to work is easily spent reading, especially when the books are about backpacking. I’m no literary know-it-all, but below are some thoughts on two books I’ve recently finished. I recommend them both but for different types of adventurers. In Wild, Cheryl Strayed. In contrast, Lawton Grinter. Or by his train name, Disco, has hiked eve...
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canuckaphobia | The (random) adventures of a Canadian in California | Page 2
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Newer posts →. August 18, 2013 · 4:18 pm. It was late June, perfect weather and a chance to teach the next generation about the joys of backpacking. We headed to Tahoe National Forest to hike from the Carr/Feeley Lakes trailhead, accessible with moderate ground clearance on any 4×4, to hike to Penner Lake. It’s a short 3.5 (approximately) miles and could make for a great day hike, too. Pack weight for this overnighter was 28 pounds, a little heavy for such a short trail and trip. Greg and I carried e...